So, this is all hypothetical.
If I had a 9900k processor with two RTX 2080 TIs, an NVMe drive, and a few more SATA SSDs, the total PCIe lanes needed would be way more than 20, right? But the processor supports only up to 16? How would this work? How would gaming performance be affected? And how would other production software be affected, such as using adobe premier?
And to be more specific about gaming performance, what's the advantage of having two RTX 2080 cards utilizing 8 lanes each vs a single RTX 2080 utilizing all 16 lanes in terms of pure numbers, not actual gaming performance, because I realize that, in reality, every game would be different.
If I had a 9900k processor with two RTX 2080 TIs, an NVMe drive, and a few more SATA SSDs, the total PCIe lanes needed would be way more than 20, right? But the processor supports only up to 16? How would this work? How would gaming performance be affected? And how would other production software be affected, such as using adobe premier?
And to be more specific about gaming performance, what's the advantage of having two RTX 2080 cards utilizing 8 lanes each vs a single RTX 2080 utilizing all 16 lanes in terms of pure numbers, not actual gaming performance, because I realize that, in reality, every game would be different.